Infinite Valley Magazine | Issue 5 | July 2026

July 2026 | Issue No. 5 Attention, Inheritance, and What We Choose to Keep Alive. Under storm-green skies and amber horizons, three stories ask what holds when systems fail: a family who rediscovers books on a world that forgot them, an observer who learns the stars need witnesses, and androids who decide whether the next generation of humans is worth the risk. This is Infinite Valley. Issue Details 3 Original Stories Print · EPUB · PDF Formats Available PG-13 Teen + Adult Friendly 100% Human Real Authors All new stories from Collin Simonsen K.A. Warhurst Zary Fekete Featured Story Seeds of the Future By K.A. Warhurst July 2026 Issue No. 5 Formats & what you get Choose the option that fits how you read. Digital downloads include both EPUB and PDF so you can use the format you prefer—or keep both. Digital: Instant download of the full Issue 5 magazine in EPUB (reflowable—phones, tablets, most ebook apps) and PDF (fixed layout—print-faithful on screen or for printing at home). Pick the file that works best for you. Print + Digital: The physical magazine ships to you, plus the same EPUB and PDF digital pair—so you have the book on the shelf and the files wherever you read. Print: Physical magazine only (no digital files). Prefer downloads? Choose Digital or Print + Digital above. Your choice of format for any device. Digital and Print + Digital buyers receive both EPUB and PDF. Use EPUB for flexible reading on devices, PDF if you want the designed page layout. Files are delivered after purchase via download and we don't lock you into an app. What's inside “Lost Things” by Collin Simonsen: Sixteen-year-old Bobbi Ann is learning to read on a ship captained by a father who refuses AI — and has the miscalculated fuel reserves to prove it. When they land on a lush, off-limits world, the family finds more than ruins: a hidden people, decaying books, and a choice between the safety of silence and the risk of bringing stories home. A coming-of-age adventure about analog knowledge, oaths, and what we salvage when the machines fall quiet. “Stars, Gravity, Coffee.” by Zary Fekete: Every morning for six years, the same kettle, the same mug — until the pour bends the wrong way. At a high-altitude observatory, tiny gravitational and stellar anomalies track one variable no model wants to name: human attention. As automated systems replace the last observers, the stars start to slip. A quiet hard-SF meditation on measurement, duty, and how long one person can keep watching. “Seeds of the Future” by K.A. Warhurst — Featured Story: Superstorms hammer a remote geodesic dome where android tenders GT190 and GT315 maintain generation chambers under the maternal eye of AI companion Dottie. When one unit decides the human embryos they guard are a threat worth ending, duty splits into survival, sacrifice, and a final question: if we were built to serve them, do we still choose their future when they are gone? Faith Meets The Fantastic Infinite Valley exists because the LDS perspective on the cosmos produces the boldest storytelling in the galaxy. 100% human authors. Written for teens and adults who take the fantastic seriously. Available in print, or digital with both EPUB and PDF so you can read your way.